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2000 Unique Private Build 57 Traditional

Unique Private Build · 57 Traditional · 2000

Lying at Bath UK · 51.3814°N 2.3597°W

£25,000.00

Specification

Dimensions
LOA
17.37 m
Beam
1.83 m
Draft
0.61 m
Rig / Hull
Hull type
Steel
Hull material
Steel
Accommodation
Berths
4
Registration & Tax
Year built
2

Figures from the seller; catalog specs shown where instance data is unstated.

Where she lies

Bath UK

Conditions Open-Meteo
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20°C
Clear sky · W 6KT
Tue
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27°
16°
Wed
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31°
15°
Thu
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31°
14°
Fri
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33°
18°
Sat
⛅︎
32°
19°

Cruise the Kennet & Avon from a World Heritage city

Moor a narrowboat at Bath and the Kennet & Avon Canal becomes your back garden — Georgian crescents behind you, the Dundas and Avoncliff aqueducts and the mighty Caen Hill flight ahead. It is one of the most beautiful inland waterways in Britain, linking Bristol's floating harbour to the Thames at Reading at walking pace.

Kennet & Avon Canal Georgian UNESCO city Caen Hill flight Bristol to the Thames
To do & see
  • Roman Baths & the city
    Steps from the towpath in the heart of Bath.
  • Dundas & Avoncliff aqueducts
    Cruise the Avon valley over Rennie's great aqueducts.
  • Caen Hill Locks
    The famous 16-lock staircase at Devizes.
Dining & provisioning
  • The Locksbrook Inn
    Canalside pub with moorings on the Avon.
  • Bath Sunday market
    Provisioning and street food near the moorings.
Sailing & cruising

Sheltered inland cruising at 4mph — no tides, no weather windows, just locks and lift bridges. West to Bristol's floating harbour and the Avon, east over the summit and Caen Hill toward Devizes, Newbury and the Thames. A canal licence and a windlass, not a passage plan.